my mk111 mod 2 upper has provided me the finest shooting experience across all of my rifles. baby soft, clean running, very accurate and reliable. All suppressed of course.
@@Timboslice475 100% but if you're really worried about the more improbable malfunctions that might require a fcd, the mk111 mod 1 has it. it's a really, really clean running rifle and if you're worried about running it in mud, just adjust the gas block. it'll send any ammo down range with enough gas.
@@HuntFishShootChannelthe PWS PRO is actually their entry level series of rifles. The Mod-1 is the halfway between their entry and their premium rifles. That being said all of their rifles are fantastic.
I love my pws mk114 mod2 (the premium model) also run a rugged radiant 762 suppressor with the 556 flash hider on the end and eotech exps2 on a unity riser, just pure perfection for me
Quality review. My MK109 in 300BLK with a JP Silent Captured Spring shoots flatter and smoother than the H2. I’m considering getting a Surefire Warcomp but I’m not sure that that is better than Surefire’s Three Prong flash hider for my build.
The dilemma I have is I just got my first suppressor. It’s a direct thread so I want to mount it and leave it on one rifle. I have numerous AR’s (all DI) except one that has a pws mk114 alpha upper. Is the pws the best choice to mount the suppressor to because of the adjustable gas and piston design?
Hmm that’s a tough one. The Q is considerable cheaper with nicer features and built very well. PWS has a reputation for building quality duty grade rifles. If I could only have one, I would choose the Q Sugar Weasel. For the money I think it’s a better rifle with more for the money.
@@HuntFishShootChannel it looked bad ass! I have been on the fence between the PWS and the sugar wiesel for a while now. My local shop is having 10% off tomorrow so I think I’ll go get one.
Its a nice sized carbine and love the BCM furniture and so I'd like to have seen the use a nickel borion trigger to complete the rifle. I think I spelled that right Lol.
Yeah the polished nickel teflon trigger which came with it was pretty bad, not much better if at all than a mil spec one. Love everything else about it tho!
@@HuntFishShootChannel It did have a polished trigger. I didn't realize that. They speak highly of the Springfield Saint trigger and I kinda like their Saint.
How does that compare to a DD M4 A1? Or am I at the pinnacle of awesomeness lol? I love that weapon system, but I too had to get a 2 stage trigger. The mil spec in it sucked.
@@HuntFishShootChannel I wanted to get something that was close to what we carried when I was in the Army. I know the system like the back of my hand. Kind of like a Glock. Most things I wouldn’t need to consult or use a gunsmith for which has value within itself. My M4 is awesome, but that system you just demonstrated has me intrigued although I know zilch about that platform. Nothing wrong with having both lol. Now how do I convince my wife I need another🤔
I dunno, haven’t seen or personally heard but there likely isn’t an AR or manufacture of one who hasn’t had that happen. That is generally speaking an ammunition issue.
@richardharris5819 I’m sure it’s happened even with a PWS. If you get a catastrophic failure like an explosion, it’s generally speaking, always ammunition related. thanks for clarifying!
You said it has a pinned & welded muzzle device. Then you said it has gas setting in case I want to run a suppressor. How the hell does a person do that, with that stock rifle???
Remove the stock muzzle device and replace it with one you can attach the suppressor of your choice with. There is actually a number of options you have at your disposal P/W isn’t quite as permanent as many people think
@@HuntFishShootChannel wow! Thanks. I didn’t know it was so easy to legally remove a pinned and welded device for the average person. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. I got some removing to do ;)
@MJ-km3qz the biggest thing is that when you replace it or if you replace that device you use one of the same length and repin it. If you have mechanical knowledge or mechanically inclined it’s not all that hard. just remember to separate the upper and lower to do it and keep them separate until the upper is a legal length!
@@MJ-km3qz I just sent my Mk114 into D. Willson Manufacturing to get the pin and weld removed and a new device installed for just a little over 100$. Definitely the best deal I found. Their communication and turn around was great!
I really do love my full MK116 Mod 2 rifle and it shoots great and pretty damn soft but i have ended up shooting my BCM 14.5 ELW MK2 with all JP parts in my 2 gun rifle cause it just shoots that much softer. The PWS has a weird recoil impulse, not bad, just weird when trying to be precise past 300 yards and bearing down on it
Got one of these uppers from Brownell’s that I run on my BCM lower. It’s quickly become my favorite AR. I plan to do a short for my channel soon.
Awesome!
I own their MOD2, and it’s fantastic. PWS has terrific customer service, too.
Hell yeah! No surprise there!
Height over bore. Yes.
Yes…it only matters if you don’t know how to shoot it
Love PWS and it’s great that your channel is showing love for 14.5 rifles!
The 13.7/14.5 is such a great length for a fighting rifle and you lose a negligible amount for ballistic capabilities
Some guys really like the PWS Diablo shorty in 7.62*39 for hogs.
Great combo!
my mk111 mod 2 upper has provided me the finest shooting experience across all of my rifles. baby soft, clean running, very accurate and reliable. All suppressed of course.
Awesome
I’ve been looking into that specific model for a duty/patrol rifle. You really think it’s that good?
@@Timboslice475 PWS rifles make excellent patrol rifles or suppressor hosts for tactical team rifles.
@@Timboslice475 100% but if you're really worried about the more improbable malfunctions that might require a fcd, the mk111 mod 1 has it. it's a really, really clean running rifle and if you're worried about running it in mud, just adjust the gas block. it'll send any ammo down range with enough gas.
Should do a side by side comparison of PWS "long stroke" and an LMT "short stroke"
If I’m gonna spend the money on the short stroke it will be an Sig spear Lt!
But what if I want one? lol 😂
Sorry I should have specified, I want the 556 model. But for 308, scar is the clear winner
You should find entry level PWS for like 1100-1200
Entry level is a relative term
@@HuntFishShootChannelthe PWS PRO is actually their entry level series of rifles. The Mod-1 is the halfway between their entry and their premium rifles.
That being said all of their rifles are fantastic.
I love my pws mk114 mod2 (the premium model) also run a rugged radiant 762 suppressor with the 556 flash hider on the end and eotech exps2 on a unity riser, just pure perfection for me
Sounds like an awesome set up!!!
I have a few Pws rifles. Very good rifles.
They sure seem to be!
Good morning, everyone. Dude! That is a. SSMMMMMOOOOOOTTTHH shooting AR. Holy crap
Very smooth shooter! I suppose that translates on camera 💪💪💪
@@HuntFishShootChannel O! Hellllll! Yea, it did.
Will it fit Geissele MK16 rail?
No it willl not
I have (2) Colt H-bars. I feel like their dinosaurs compared to all this new stuff. LOL
Those are still great rifles!
@@HuntFishShootChannel I treasure them. 👍
Quality review. My MK109 in 300BLK with a JP Silent Captured Spring shoots flatter and smoother than the H2. I’m considering getting a Surefire Warcomp but I’m not sure that that is better than Surefire’s Three Prong flash hider for my build.
The warcomp is nice!
Thanks for the info!
The dilemma I have is I just got my first suppressor. It’s a direct thread so I want to mount it and leave it on one rifle. I have numerous AR’s (all DI) except one that has a pws mk114 alpha upper. Is the pws the best choice to mount the suppressor to because of the adjustable gas and piston design?
The adjustable piston design definitely lends itself to be more ideal for suppressor use
1700 and they call it entry level? I bought my LMT MRP CQB for 1600 a little while back.
That’s a great deal 👍
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In your opinion how does this compare to the Q sugar weasel that you reviewed recently?
Hmm that’s a tough one. The Q is considerable cheaper with nicer features and built very well. PWS has a reputation for building quality duty grade rifles. If I could only have one, I would choose the Q Sugar Weasel. For the money I think it’s a better rifle with more for the money.
Wow that says a lot! I appreciate your insight.
@joshpierce4383 that sugar weasel is bad ass. Just to be clear. We didn’t even mess with gas settings either
@@HuntFishShootChannel it looked bad ass! I have been on the fence between the PWS and the sugar wiesel for a while now. My local shop is having 10% off tomorrow so I think I’ll go get one.
@joshpierce4383 you will be very happy with it. It looks cool as hell too
Love the videos
Thank you hope!!!
Standard NATO ammunition often jammed, unsuitable for carrying into battle
Jammed in the rifle? Did you have it on the right gas setting?
@@HuntFishShootChannel Yes, I was wrong, it turns out the PWS MK has a gas setting
@@HuntFishShootChannelThis rifle is very cool, more modern
Its a nice sized carbine and love the BCM furniture and so I'd like to have seen the use a nickel borion trigger to complete the rifle. I think I spelled that right Lol.
Yeah the polished nickel teflon trigger which came with it was pretty bad, not much better if at all than a mil spec one. Love everything else about it tho!
@@HuntFishShootChannel It did have a polished trigger. I didn't realize that. They speak highly of the Springfield Saint trigger and I kinda like their Saint.
Betamax was a better videotape
Haha
How does that compare to a DD M4 A1? Or am I at the pinnacle of awesomeness lol? I love that weapon system, but I too had to get a 2 stage trigger. The mil spec in it sucked.
Both are excellent rifles! They both need new triggers though if you dislike mil spec ones! Hahah I guess it depends if out want gas piston or DI?
@@HuntFishShootChannel I wanted to get something that was close to what we carried when I was in the Army. I know the system like the back of my hand. Kind of like a Glock. Most things I wouldn’t need to consult or use a gunsmith for which has value within itself. My M4 is awesome, but that system you just demonstrated has me intrigued although I know zilch about that platform. Nothing wrong with having both lol. Now how do I convince my wife I need another🤔
@@DanielJohnson-ot8wj it’s not much different and very easy to understand and maintain, so i wouldn’t let it deter you!
Didn't one of these blow up in another RUclipsr's face about a year back?
I dunno, haven’t seen or personally heard but there likely isn’t an AR or manufacture of one who hasn’t had that happen. That is generally speaking an ammunition issue.
@HuntFishShootChannel Just did a little research. I was mistaken it was POF, and it was on Combat Arms channel.
@richardharris5819 I’m sure it’s happened even with a PWS. If you get a catastrophic failure like an explosion, it’s generally speaking, always ammunition related. thanks for clarifying!
You said it has a pinned & welded muzzle device. Then you said it has gas setting in case I want to run a suppressor. How the hell does a person do that, with that stock rifle???
Remove the stock muzzle device and replace it with one you can attach the suppressor of your choice with. There is actually a number of options you have at your disposal P/W isn’t quite as permanent as many people think
@@HuntFishShootChannel wow! Thanks. I didn’t know it was so easy to legally remove a pinned and welded device for the average person. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. I got some removing to do ;)
@MJ-km3qz the biggest thing is that when you replace it or if you replace that device you use one of the same length and repin it. If you have mechanical knowledge or mechanically inclined it’s not all that hard. just remember to separate the upper and lower to do it and keep them separate until the upper is a legal length!
@@MJ-km3qz I just sent my Mk114 into D. Willson Manufacturing to get the pin and weld removed and a new device installed for just a little over 100$. Definitely the best deal I found.
Their communication and turn around was great!
LWRCI all day baby!
Great rifle!
Lwrc rails are terrible and gun is heavier.
I really do love my full MK116 Mod 2 rifle and it shoots great and pretty damn soft but i have ended up shooting my BCM 14.5 ELW MK2 with all JP parts in my 2 gun rifle cause it just shoots that much softer. The PWS has a weird recoil impulse, not bad, just weird when trying to be precise past 300 yards and bearing down on it
Understandable! I’m sure the other with the JP stuff shoots like an laser gun
Doing a gun review on a gun without having shot it??👎
Did you watch the video blindfolded with no volume?